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Minimum viable product or MVP is a concept used in software feature estimating.

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Venture Hacks interview: "What is the minimum viable product?", Lessons Learned, Eric Ries, March 23 2009
What is the minimum viable product?, Venture Hacks: Advice for entrepreneurs, March 23 2009
Minimum Viable Product: a guide, Lessons Learned, Eric Ries, August 3 2009

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